Recreation
The best of Long Island's beaches and attractions, including lighthouses, parks, where to see wildlife, new fitness classes and more.
This time of year, happiness comes in the shape of a bright-red, juicy strawberry.
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Car show season begins with shows happening throughout Nassau and Suffolk.
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Hungry sunbathers will also find classic boardwalk staples like hamburgers and hot dogs at Jones Beach.
2m read2m readTake advantage of Long Island's waters by renting from a pro.
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The 35-foot pontoon boat holds up to 26 passengers with 12 paddle stations, where guests sit down and actually help power the vessel.
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Make a splash in one of the many swimming pools open to the public around Nassau and Suffolk.
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Everyone has their own idea of an ideal summer day on Long Island.
3m read3m readFrom pirate-themed courses to ones loaded with windmills, miniature golf is in full swing on Long Island.
2m read2m readGlamp in grand style in a cabin or tent at some state parks.
1m read1m readStarry nights and fun-filled days await you at these camp grounds.
3m read3m readThey're destinations for fun amid summer breezes and the sounds of nature.
2m read2m readSome liken it to having a tailgate party on the beach — but you'll need the right vehicle (and a permit).
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